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A BRUTAL HOLD UP
Double Murder and Robbery on ? i
Pennsylvania Highway
$3,000 TAKEN FROM A PAYMASTER
J Great Stir Caused in a Pennsylvania
Mining Town by the Act of Robbers
in Firing From the Roadside
Upon Paymaster Patrick Campbell
and His Driver, Charles Hayes.
Johnstown, Pn., Special.?Charles
Hayes, a driver employed by the Puritan
Coal Company, is dead, and Patrick
Campbell, the company's paymaster,
lies perhaps fatally wounded at the
I Altoona Hospital, as the result of a
| brutal hold-up and murder on the
i township road leading from Portage,
1 this county, to the mining town of
j Puritan, at about 10:15 o'clock Satur- l
! day morning. The two men were in a
| buggy, taking a satchel containing
! about $3,000, with which to pay the
! coal company's employes at Puritan,
from the Adams Express office ut l'or- j
j tage to the coal town, when, at a point
1 about three-quarters of a mile out oi
Portnge, they were suddenly tired upon
by three men armed with shot guns. I
1 >
Hayes fell to the bottom of the buggy |
pierced by 37 buckshot wounds in his i
' neck and breast, and died about half
an hour later. Campbell was hit in
: the shoulder and fell from the buggy.
I The highwaymen came out from their
j place of hiding in the woods to the j
rirrlit of the road secured the satchel
; of money and escaped,
j According to their usual custom near
j the first of tin* month, Camphell and
' Hayes went to Portage al>out S o'clock
; in the morning and ate breakfast at the
Portage House. At 9 o'clock the two
, went to the office of the Adams Kx1
press Company, where they obtained
about $::.000 in gold and bills, which
they placed in a small leather satchel. ;
Armed with 48-calibre revolvers as a
protection against possible robbery, j
they got into their buggy and drove out
; the township road. This was the last
seen of them before the shooting took
place. About ten minutes after their
departure. Mr. Helsel, a farmer, who
lives four miles from Portage, started
for home in a spring wagon, ever the
same road which the paymaster and his ,
driver had taken. Three-quarters of
a mile from town, where tlie rrtad is
flanked hv woods he snddenlv came
upon the body of a man apparently
writhing in the death agony, in the
middle of the road. Getting down from
his wagon. Helsel discovered tho |
wounded man to he Campbell. The latter
was di embed with blood, which
was flowing from a wound in the right
shoulder. Although in dreadful
agony Campbell was still conscious
and managed to whisper
to Helsel that he and his driver
had been ilrod upon by robbers; that
he, dizzy from his wound, hail fallen j
from the buggy, which had gone on.
Helsel staunched the man's wounds e.s
best he could with a handkerchief and
a hit ef linen rinped from his coat,
lifted him into the wagon and t:arted
out on the road in search of the team
ami the driver. He came upon the paymaster's
buggy, standing at the side
of the road, the horse, unharmed, nib-*
bling at the long grass. Coming up opposite
the vehicle, he found the form
of the driver. Hayes, lying motionless
and bloody across the bottom of the
buggy. Investigation showed the
man's body from the base of the abdomen
to the neck a mass of gunshot
wounds. showing red and ghastly
through a great rent In the clothing,
made by the heavy shot, lie seemed
to he dead. Helsel tried to lift the
prostrate form into his wagon with
Campbell, hut could not. Hayes weighing
about 190 pounds. As no help was
at hand, and there was no house nearer
than Portage. Helsel turned his
team about and drove at a gallop back
to this place, his now unoonscious patient
laying in the bottom of the wagon.
He drove directly to the otHce of
Dr. .(. A. Schofleld. in whose charge
Campbell was placed, secured assistance
and went back for Hayes.
The body of tho driver was taken to
Portage, where physicians discovered
that although Hayes was uncons-ious
life was not quite extinct. He was
wounded beyond recovery, and died
FULLQUART^O? ^
{KEY FREE
tho inaxninit of words and will do as wo say. We fl
ho the lom il.prkcd >YhUkcj House and the I
Lull t)r?l? r Whiskey Concern lu the Houtli. All tho H3
'ulina Whiskey wo sell If* isood ?there's no hud. H
? vouldn't udult.'i utc it they know how ? tin y arc too H
<>st whiskey seller* tire noted lor mixing?, blendln*: and
W e hell moregvnuloo clil whiskey and lees water than
competitor. Cuapcr'a 11 YcurOld" Whlakcy f? B
i?> 2 it's mrule hy honest people in tho mountuins of rM
in old-stylo copper still*. Just as It w.m miulo by B
ither.% First-rate whiskey is sold at ^o.no to #rt. <iO B
but it's not any letter than *'C*ajpcr'8 11 Year Old.'* It B
> or * will buy it! ock. Wekflto u capital of tr>00,000, B
>ples' National Bank and tho rtedrnont Savlntrs Hank B
will toll you our word is frotsl. To introduce this old, B
Bkev, we ofTer lour Full Quarts of "i'nupcr'a 11 B
1?two sample bottles, one 15>, one lfl year old- a cork- B
ta drinking ^loss?all for?'j.Ui>. If lfr??.90 is sent we B
tho above and put in free line Full Quart Kxtra. B
mo of this whiskey only 7 years old. and Will send tire- B
for $10 or will furnish twenty full quart bottles on re- B
and (fire free corkscrews, drinking glasses and sam- KJ
7 this whiskey cost loss than IJ.'-'O per gallon delivered. J2
plain boxes with no marks Y -> indicate contents, and U
1 Ft pre**. I.uyers Wert of Texas, liitnoas, NcbroaJut B
must add 'JO cents per quart extra.
THE CASPER CO. (Inc.) I
rr Hide. WTNKTON.HAI.FW. N. C.
?kev advertisement to a|>j-car in ourrolnmnii. w. inrr.tiy.t^
in, and frwnda in nerd of jure whirkici for medical utc uood
within 10 minute's after being brought
| into the office. Meanwhile Pa> master
Campbell, who was still in the office of
th" doctor, had regained consciousness
and was able to give a brief, whispered
account of the hold-up to Dr. Schofield
and Landlord Yeckloy. of the Portage
I House, who was helping the physician.
He said that nothing unusual or suspicious
had occurred during the ride
j front Portage to the place where the i
i shooting took place.
800 Men in Pursuit.
! Portage, Pa.. Special.- Pursued by
I 1(i<? men. the three men who murdered |
Charles Hayes, driver, and perhaps
fatally wounded Patrick P. Campbell. 1
paymaster for the Puritan Coal Com- i
pany. about a mile south of this place
Saturday morning, are biding in Cedar
I Swamp about seven miles from Port- '
j age. on the Bedford county line. One
I of the fugitives is injured, but not <
enough to affect bis flight. ,
j- In parties of about 20. the pursuing
i"tn arc scattered out over the entire
1 houmlcry of Laurel Thicket S.v: an. '
j which is 12 miles long and seven wide, t
i.very minitio. . 'gn il shots are hoa' ;
front different p.irts ?>f the swamp. A
system of signals have been arranged '
.-o that nono of the searchers v ill get
lost, ami to ennhio th >m to surround ^
the fugitives when tliey are foaml. j
I .listho of til*' I'eare McCartney. of
l'.eavbrdnie. a town about six miles to
tl.e south of Portage, about 11 oYlork 1
notired three men running across tbe
lawn toward the swamp. MeCarthey (
called upon about 20 followers to hurt>.
They tired, and before reaching J
th? swamp one of the fugitives fell. .
.'.pother volley of shots rang out as the
fallen man attempted to rise, and he
stumbled again. His companions lifted 1
liim to his feet, and the three hurrial
Into the swamp. When .lustieo McOarthey
and his posse arrived they saw
a trail of Mood lending from where the
man had fallen into the swamp. They !
followed, hut whrr. about ">0 yards in
iost the trail. The party then separated | '
one mati being 'etailed t<? Beaver late
end the others scattering through the 1
t v.ampy paths and heating the swamp. '
Auxiliaries to West Point. t
Washington. Spcvi.il.- The War Do- j
p' "tment announced the institutions 1
< 1 learning "whose students have ex- 1
hibitcd the great* st interest, applicn- t
lion and proficiency in military train- i
im* ami knowledge, anil are thereit
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tcnr.nt in the army, provided there [ t
xiiiiu no sumeiont available vacancies. j
They include South Carolina Military j
Academy, at Charleston. S. C., and i
Virginia Military Institute, al Lex- j
inKton, Va.
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END OF BREESE TRIAL
?
Alleged Wrecker of Ashcville Bank
Gets Seven-Year Sentence
TRIAL WAS LONG AND TEDIOUS
After Being Out for a Little More |
Than Seven Hours, the Jury Returns
a Verdict of Guilty of Abstraction
and Misapplication of
Funds, But Not Guilty of Embezzlement.
Charlotte, N. C., Special.?The jury
In the Breose case returned a verdict
r>f guilty at 12.25 Saturday morning,
and the former president of the First
National Bank of Asheville was at
once sentenced by United States District
Judge B. F. Keller to serve a
term of seven years in the penitentiary.
The verdict was found on 42
counts out of the sixty-six. or those
charging abstraction and wilful misapplication
of the funds of the bank.
Seven years ago to a day the First |
National Bank of Asheville closed its
doors. Such is the coincidence that
the closing day of a trial lasting for
17 years should have ended seven
years after prosecution and publicity
began to beat like a fierce white light
on the management of the affairs of
the wrecked bank. In a little more
than seven hours, the verdict was
returned. At 11.15 the jury returned
to their box. The defendant and his
counsel being absent, they were immediately
sent for, and soon. Major
William E. Hreeso, tin* defendant, ac
rompanied by Judge C. A. Moore and
Mr. J. S. Adams, arrived in the Federal
Court room. This was a few
minutes past twelve o'clock. At 1LMP
lhe jury was polled, and three minltts
later, Col. 11. C. Cowles, clerk o!
he court, asked in a solemn tone:
"Gentlemen of the jury, have you
greed upon your verdict?"
"We have," responded J. K. Patterson,
who had been selected to speak
'or thair..
"llow do you find the defendant.
William E. Hreeso?"
"Not guilty of embezzlement, but
guilty of abstraction and wilful misapplication
of funds."
Major Hrecese sat perfectly still,
iie looked a little t.agganl, but. be
rond a biting of his lips, he showed
10 sign of emotion.
The clerk asked counsel for the do
ense if they wished tlio jury polled.
Upon their reply in the affirmative,
]ol. Cowles called each juror to his
"cot. asking each of them, "How say
rou " and receiving the answer of
ho verdict as first spoken. Judge
Moore then made a motion for arrest
>f judgment and for a new trial, both
f which were overruled by Judge
vol lor.
District Attorney Holton praved the
udgment. of the court at 12.2f? o'clock,
lodge Keller asked counsel for doease
if they wished to say anything
or Maj. Hreese. They had nothing
0 say. Judge Keller then instructed
he defendant to stand up. and adIrc
r-sed him as follows:
"Mr. Hreese, you have been conacted
after what 1 am persuaded is
1 fair and impartial trial for alistra ion
and wilful misapplication of the
nonoys, funds and credits of the First
national Ilank of Asheville. As a
nan 1 feel sorry for you, but I have
ny duty to perform.
"It is ordered and adjudged by the
ourt that you, William I?. Hreese,
he defendant, he imprisoned for the
erm of seven years, in the peniten- j
iary, at Atlanta, (5a.. and that your |
enience begin this, the 30th day of
uly."
Judge Moore applied for a writ of
rror to the Circuit Court of Appeals
t Richmond, V'a. <):i account of the
ateness of the hour this matter was
ft open until Saturday morning. Th
linimum sentence would have been
ive years, the maximum ten years, on
ach count.
Counsel for the defense will try to
oeure a new trial on a writ of error
o the Circuit Court of Appeals at
tichmond, V'a. Should they fail in
his they may apply to the Supreme
!ourt of the United States for a writ
f certiorari, which, if obtained, would
lean that the lower court must re
lew tlie ease anew. This wns the
>11 rtli trial the defendant had boon
ubjeeted to. In one ho was conictod,
and thoro have been two misrials.
As trial aftor trial has come
p. tho mass of evidence has growr.
s may bo inferred by the long torni
f time required for its disposal hero,
be most Intense interest has boon
innifost throughout the trial, not on
t because of the notoriety of the
.shoville bank failure, but also on
[ count of tho remarkable personality
t Major Breese. lie has not flinched
nder tho most rigorous assaults of
no prosecution, and it. is agreed that
Ir. iloiton and his assistants have
pared neither energy nor brain nor
ioney to secure conviction. Major
Ireese is a veritable man of iron, of i
plendid physique, distinguished
inking, and with a big brain and an
npertable nerve. Some of the jurors t
ere heard to express tho deepest
yinpathy for Major Breese, after
hey had returned the verdict.
Galveston's Sea Wall Complete.
Galveston. Texas, Special.?This afirnoon
the last skid of concrete war I
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laced In the mold, marking the com- j
let ion of Galveston's sea wall. The
all represents an expenditure of $t.- i
98.318 by the county, and has taken
ne year, four months and fourteen
ays to build. The first pile was drlvn
on October 27, 1902, and the first ,
oncrete placed January 27. 1903. It ''
j 17,593 feet long, 15 feet high and 5 ?
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record of cures of toni.de trouhles. lie fuse to buy any substitute.
p ftift FOflFFTY it wo cannot forthwith produce the original letters and signat ores of
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I f you nro interested in obtaining a <]?nt-nl tHlucut Ion, wrlto
for frc? ciitalo(?ue of fntl Instruction.
loonts* dr s w foster. Dean. ioo north bui ler street, atlanta. georgia.
I In Ua? 20 Yearn. IN.altlvo Curo for ALL STOMACH TROUBLES. 8
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